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TEM ; SDirIiDECNINS3;, DEC. 25
T' :' LATE MASSACRE.
F,....,,,, lengthy article in_ the New York i
• Eveninok Post, the highest Republican
• authei7, , among " the press of the country;
we sel the following earnest paragraphs
q
in relation to the late disaster at Fred?
ericksbiikg : . • '
"TiMinere we learn = about the-
recent
butcher, of our gallant soldiers, thikmore,
terrible it become. Our latest pri;
vele alOicea make it probable that the
total lbs .in killed and wounded, is not
leas tlias fourteen:thousand men; ltiit> is
by no meanaMertain that _theen
,etay. lost
even: a thousand . _ The, attacks "seems to
have heel( , ordered in the most complete
ignorance of the enemy's position or pre;
peraticiris, lt ii4dmost incredible that
men 'Should be ordered-t 4 certain •deathl
as ourlhrave fellows - were; and still 'more
BO that a military', commander could dare
to advise such a wholesale - murder, arid yel
hisnsilf be 'allowed to live,
- "H4Prlopg is such intolerable and wick
.ed bliudering to continue? What doeS
the giesident wait for ? We hear that a
gresW a horrible crime:has been commit
ted 7.lWe do;not hear . that those guilty of it
are under arrest, we do not hear even that
they - lire tO be removed the places. of
trust Which they halie shown themselies so
incapable to fill. What does the Presi
dart 'Wait for? He knows who was in - fault;
. he kdowswhose ignorance; or incapacity,
or treason it was which has brougth this
needless Shame and sorrow upon the
American people. Let him do his duty,
andthat at orice;:let him Show the people,
whoil, noir taliini, - that he' conceals noth
ing; pat he protects no guilt, _ that lie
- favors Mo incapacity, that be stands be- 1
:aeon no criminal and'iustihe."
• This was the temper. Of the radical press
when our late cafamity at' Frederickshurg'
i
1
wait;iinnori ,-m nced;but since the report of Gen.l
.
Bu de, hive radicallichanged.
Now the almostentire Abolition press is
at aloes fiiAeres:Stifficientlf ii*Preetite to
speak itiadmiration of "the gallant, Meg
naOinoas l3urnaide." -119 aisiiiiing a
..
the responsibility for the sudden death
, „
• au'l maiming of ten or twelve thoussad of
aslheroie men as ever faced "a fall mouth
e4lbattery," he has, at once, bepome tite
idol of the extremists. This is more
.
str,ange than the lamentable massacre alln•
ded. to. Screen those in power, who are
• • j
.reeponsible for oar failures and the
entire army may follow , the fate of
i
the. victims of Frederickpburg. All
, .
r . epollection of the Auld scene itself - and
tire, memory of the individual and_ t
..
le.etive valor of those who fell, arualidd -
litforeotten, in admiration of, the'"iiirig•
• . ... • • - ,
masons soldier," who aelmowledges
lanaself responsible for their -deatlw_ilut
-- rum. -surce - arese — rudreal gerittettrpri
... ' "( t u_sprepareci to take by the throat and
trangle the wretch - . who was the author
f this sacrifice (proyided it suited their
partizan purposes), but now the most
eZtra , •skaut landation is bestowed upon
him, and all because he has been duped
it
lido an assumption of responsibility „in
4nded to extenuate the'reallygailti 'Tar-
;y. But these Partizantforget that their
'chicanery and falsehood 'do not iati,lify
people ; nor Tiro Aey , satisfy
thousands:.of -widows and : . o rphans
made by the late disaster. They may par
tially succeed in their efforts to bambooale
Ole people, in shifting the guilt of the
:Fredericksburg massacre fioni one to in;
ii; •
other but they cannot escape the naked
truth itself—the literal butchery _of some
Of Our. moat dauntless .-aoldiersi whose_
*emories will plead, like angels, trumpet
`tongued ' •
'dgatniit the &top damnation ad:lair taking Mil"
1:11,14€.01,-.9dAis find_ yP4t_ (len, Burn 7
Bide informed him that "political necier
r
Atty required him to advance," and tiow,
the same necessity, it seems, requires that
ilk.he authors of it should be relieved tr oru
imeatme of; the load of edit
11. it
lley previously incurred: But the triiir ier
Twill out &unlade' report is-evidently a
screen to shield the really guilty parties,
and this is 'already beginning to be 'ex
!.
'posed. Among the -many proofs of this
jsve aelect the followingapecial from Wesh
iligtoa:ta Yelaterdies
I
i p, "Biirasitdszi r a report iontinues to ben—
! rded - Eas an adatinitiliation-necesiity.
father 444 ail*, &military stattilenti.l l ,
JAMES SHEB,IDAN KNOWLES
"This ••'distinguished .i.dryttnatiat, wtiose
'' death — in his seventy-eighth year, waslan
i
1 noanced . lolielait fcireignirrival, -Visited :
this country twice, his last visit occurring
11-ii -1886.. He made a professional tour
[;,through our principal cities, appearing in
the leading characters of his own produc
.i.tions. _ln this city he played an engage
!meat assisted - by . Miss Emma; Wheat key,
t I
afterwards Mrs. Masai:l,oth a „. ,etress of the'
I first.order of talent. During that aigage
merit Mr. Knowles appeared as Virginius,
Master Walterin the Hunchback, WilLam
I i Tell, St. Pierre, in the Tale of Mantua,
i tiled other characters of his own creation.
II He wad not an actor of much ability,; but,
I E his deserved reputation as anlauthor gave.
1 1
I i him a respectful hearing; On his betiefit
ll' night in Pittsburgh he selected Otway's
I i tragedy of "Venice Preserved," in order
I f .to give telling characters to himself and to
i l Mt. A. A. Addams and Miss Wheatley,
Il'who • volunteered for the occasion. .14r.
I Knowles appeared .on this occasion as
1-Pierre i .Mr. Addtux6 as Jaffier and ?din
Wheatley. as - Bellvidere. The house', was
[crowded and—an old patron of the drhma
II i informs us—the acting of the two yeung
.. 1 Americans was most effective. Addimp,
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-
many of our-readers will remember, P b".
, _...
1 / seqttently became the foremost tehids - ,61
the American stage. Redid his last - a4ting .
a in this:city in 1851, and died in Cuicirmati
1 the lifarch ot that-year.—Mis. Mafkinislalsci: .
1 dead; in her and Addams' deaths'.
i,
profession lost two of its most gifted-
_ _
` 1
11 hers, ,whose . places are -.',not -likeli.:- ;..,.
I supplied by , any of , those who affiFeiii ,
strutting . their "brief hours upon' the
I
ii stage.
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_. _ : .-.7---;
The corporation of Georgetown. Di U.;
has appropriated $250 iis:aid of - the so!-
". diers' Christmas dinner.* the District
hospitals.
•
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___, -- -Nai fleet,
WHO ARE TUA s k/Xt OBS?
( . 1)201$0_, higuarefal ,m,that
is .7 . ,t.:depaindOilt jotitaa' I,theDispatch,
Der, a. , - word it cot& emnattou of the
iiii4tiswe of4.Blldiern r ;ol4le4kaleithrin .
nock: Ilut not a line . is as
the grave, even when such raaal sheets
as- the._-.New York- aening-Posfare bitter
ikthoir dantinciation- of the _"butchery"
licidinurderY it there is a dinner given to
the -contrabands_ city..Thanksgiving...day at
Our National, Capital, where theair is re
, dolent with the cooking-of-turkies, chick
..
.
ens, &c.:,' and' inflammatory and treasona.i
ble speecheefrtifir tie -Lovejoys and their',
compeers, we find Ahe history of.theprio-1
ceedings in the Dispatch, bat not one word.
of consolation. or ; demand forredress for
.the thotteauds ; of Union ,soidiers suffering
from their honorable worinds, withoik aV,
tention, without food, 'without clothing,!
-in- Hospitals, conialeacent mid. pitteled
prisoners' camps, within sight of the sumps
tuous feast prepared for'the cOntritbands;
or when some Union General excludes ad
intelligent contraband from hil eaten; the
Dispatch talks glibly by the column at the
enormity , of.the offence ; hut,,when Onion
soldiers fall by, brigades and diviEions;
'Murdered by ignorarice and incompetency;
while thousands .in our; midst are beivitiP
ing-their loss ofrelatiorie-andlriettele;Alui
Independent journal utters not a word of
reliuke: And ii.rhy'' Because they dire
not.:condemn- - the radical connsellertf wii4
are carrying , out their teachings.-'
That „journal, .fOr ' itionths_ past, hal
been • ridiculing ; this Strength ; of the
rebeli,and the , character of their fori
tificatione, urging the "moving upon theit
works" at the point of the- bayonet, ridfl
callOg lifielehati i for, 'not ; '
m urdering hie
army before the works atllanassits by a
direct aiinault;repreeentingthe rebel works
as armed with Quaker guns. Again; with
theaame pertinacity,at the siege ofYork•
town, urging the same course against the
most formidable ' earthworks, stretching'
f0r.12 miles...froin .tr the_ James, riv to this-
York, but thanks to the military genius Of
McClellan, he-geficiiiinids like the diaspatclE
howl on, saved °lir army from massacre
and drove the rebels from Yorktown.=
For this,raird his-devcition to'liis ecittiady
and hievonstitatiorri have the raclicals.,r
moved the 'able General and inaugurated
their insane policy'; and tearfully has 04
nation answered for it. As fine an army,
and as brave as the world has produced,
precipitated to its destruction against the
works of the enemy at Fredericksburg, 1
,
defences but a few days in building, while
those of Yorktown and Manassas were
months in constructing. We leave it to,
the journalists of the Th'spatchto answer
_if they are not yarticeps crlminis to what
the New York Post calls butchery ; p.-r-
hapa this is the cause of its silence. '
.'.. Oa the other hand,' the Pittsburgh Ga
zette,nrging the same radical polloy,inenhe
the widows and orphans of the' brave
tioldiers.that have, fallen, ..hy,_epeaking of
the success of General Burnside, and with
thecoolest iridifference, while , the cheeks
of thousands are - yet red froin the-scorch
ing tears that htYa fallen fur the loss of
their protectors. 'This journalist informs
I us that the army is reinforced fully to the
1 amount that has, fallen on the fatal field
1 of Fredericksburg, and is again ready for
faction; _could unblushing impudence go
farther—and this is the journal that prates
of its loyalty aud. with frenzied malice tic
cusses men as traitors who are more ,lOyal
than themselves7-at one moment alansifig
soldiers and offieere in our army as fight.
itig for glory and 'pay, accusing Others of_
'deserting their commands, and-then like
a ckafierftigfdiet, talking_of Jornini strate
gyraadthe art of _liter, as tf they possessed
any_lknowledgeOf itnythihg of thekind. ,
- -ff-ww-lcne.wil ll.- , e -" Pt. 4C-A-i I P-014 1 .1 7 -
elinaty,mtlain j9urnatthat - are constantly
warring againstthe .eountry and its best
' interests? 1 .. • A,LovatisT..
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REBEL XOVE.NENTS IN AR-
IiANSAS
Hindinan'slSOldiers join the
Federal Army---The Shooting
of Tea Confederate Citizetia
• by 'Gen.
Sr. Louts, Friday, Dec. Pd.—Gen. Cur
,
tii3 hnireceiled a'dikpatch from Gen. , ll er- I
roil . to .thefpllowing effect
It is believed., that General, Hindman
has crossed -the Arkansas river with his
infantry,, while -`General Marmadnke is.on
the" North side wW] his cavalry.
Hundreds of Men from General Hind
man's army, are ' daily joining, that of
General Herron.'Macy of them are MI6-
Coutians,'wbO Express great disgust with
the rebel campaign' in the S est, tind
avow as • their conviction that its furtlier
prosecntion is hopeless.
Gen. .Ctulis,..yestiiday, receiVed , a
writ
ten communication from Gen. Holmes,
commanding the Trans-Mississippi Depart
ment of the rebels r forwarded by direction
of Jeff Davis, in which he inquires for the
facts ia''-relation to he alleged Sholitin4 of
the Confederate citizens :by order of Gen.
McNeil.. Enclbsed with the epistle its a
slip from the Grenada Appeal, contain mg
a passage credited to the Palmyra (Mo.)
Courier. Gen. Holmes says the Coqed
elate government desire t) know if the
passage is substantially correct.
- The reply of Oen. Curtis will probl4tly
be, published, and is looked for . with in
terest.
Results of Jesting in Business
Matteis
A letter from Prague, of October sth,
Mentions a - carious effair, which ?Oyes
that, :jestingTn.litialnetie matters mafsoine
,
times -cost; dear: About a fortnight ago
a hop dealer of the neighborhood entered
the counting-hi:4ll'm; Uf a large merchant at
Prague, with whom he had had cow:oer-
Mal . relations. 1 Thelatter asked him how
,
business was going on, when he replied :
"I am doing so little that I am almost
inclined to enter !Your service a clerk."
"What salary you resked
, qnire?" a
the merchant. "Only two thousand flor
ins a year," replied the -other, langling.
The merchant !shook hands with hiin ' triy
ing: "That is a bargain." After a little
further conversation , the hop dealer re
tired, and neither one nor-the.ether;seem
ed to think . any, more of the matter. Six
days .after 6 ,considerable rise began to
take place in-hops,-and-the merchant were
to Sttz, the- tt.rgast market ins Bohemia,
to make purchases, and, to his annoyance,
found that the dealer had got the start of
him and purchased =all ha could find.
Meeting the dealer r in the street, the mer
chant asked him,what hops he had pur
chased, and the price. "That is my af
fair," was the reply. "What do you Mean
by your4iffair ? Yon forget, then, that
you are my t . ..lerk, and that I have a right
to inquire what business you transact'on
my account. Lou are free to cancel your
.engagement hereafter, but for the pre ent
you act for me," The dealer went to on
salt an advocate, who told him that his
engagement was valid, and that, in any
case, a trial would be a very tedious affair.
gelhen went ito the merchant,' and, after
a long. dis` cuskiiVzi, agreed to pay four
thousand florins (ten thousand francs)
damages for canceling his engagement, in
order to retain for his own account' the
peofitahle specUlation be had made. When
the money had been paid, the Prague nier
yhant declared that he would not keep a
farthing 'Of it,r, and' distributed it among
some poor relations of the dealer.
. Nion,Dintinct4om
axe se aw x ilea - a tax of 40_
cents per head ho e ugh
tared, ',ter sale. One ei d re
turning a Buffalo cow as not liasing" the
necessary horns to bring her within the
law.
NEW! 8
Governor Pierpony:of-West
has'appointed an elatiori4o
Wednesday, the alstVstsiit, gilt a 'em
ber of Congress in7.4le
composed of the cottdties -, `of t dris,
&c. Lewis IticKenais4Esq the \mayor
of Alexandria, is named as being
_
Mr,„, Adams, our minister ; to Eneend l .
just, transmitted X 6411,6 9 p 1 ,h6
Royal NAtional Life Boat Inititution, by
direction ofTibildinif Lincoln , tf►e sum f
,one hundred' pounds, .(say five
.. hundred
dollars,).: as a donation to,:iti_Oriral
funds, and,also about one,hundred_nia fif
tycdoltars more to be diattilitibitt
tue clew of one of the heats. 7131 1 4 lent
to the•relief of the Atin E . Hooper, ythieh
mita wrecked on,,tho • British poeiti,;sofini,
months ago. , .
Tit it cesehefdreuenSpourts of NiW 'York
.1.4 e Week, it appeared'by teStimonYlgiv . en
thet - lbe'steamship • Marion; belonging to
Spofford &;* Tilestoni 'Was engagedits a
trantpert by the' government 000 a
day, with the privilege of yurehasineher
it - the; expirntion of.the first voyage , for
',VfOQ,OOO ; but it appears-that ' this vessel
was employed for one hundred and sixty
eight days, for which $168,060 were. paid;
and the vessel returned tothe , ,pwiters;--r
Thus the governmerit has been Enacted in
having $68,000 and the loss-Of the vessel!
..I.,Sheridan .KuOWleti,the ;influent drama.
lii.4.died at Torqaay, a well.jrrinAyfitteri
ing•place on the Englisli.gonst; otiPbe.P.A
of November in the sevepty l eighth,ear
of his age. Mr. Knowles was ,hoin
O orki Ireland, in_ the year,l7B4, and ; .. was
the eldest and only son of James K.U4MeB;
Esq., who was distinguished in'his day for
learning.
The tollowing is rported as having oc
curred on the Mississippi river: "On the
afternoon of the 'l2th- 'met., the Yankee
gunboat Essex, and-a wooden boat, name
unknOwn,. anchored out of range ~c o:f - tho
range lower battery: l McLane's company
of cavalry crossed the river in therrtgbt
and hired `a negro to hail the' thelpser,.-
The hail was promptly answered;.: and a
Small boat was sent ashore Wheli the VW
airy fired, killing and wounding two of the
Abolitionists."
It is announced that Mr. ThurlOsi, Weed
has disposed of his interest in, the 441;iiiity
Evening Journal, and will retire from tile
editorial profession. Mr. Weed 44.bectri
a juurnalist for more than forty years, and
during that time has distinguished himself
for his ability,sagacity and fidelity to prin
ciple.
A dispatch to Nashville states that 'the
small-pox was raging at Richmond on
Friday to such an extent that -compulsory
vaciMitation was reccommehded by . the Mi
thorities, and that, all those afficted , with
the; disease were being removed from the
'
Gen. Damoni:idblishes state-
,meet in the Lgumillle defendidg.
himself from the chariila'-of espoitisibility
for the disgiacefnl affair at
He shows that the brigade which surten•
tiered to Morgan had.heen cut off from his
command, and at the time of the disaster
he was prostrated at Gallatin, Tenn., with
sickness, from which he had been shlfering
a fortnight.
A letter from an officer of the blockading
fleet at Savannah says that the rebel
steamer Nashville lies in the great .ogee..
cheer river, fenced in with terpedoesi,- . add.,
with one man on beard readytto, blowher
up upon the approach of our gunbirate4 - -+
She is effectually blockaded,and will prqb
-ably never leave her anchorage. in rebel
handa.
A serious affray occurred at Eva'nsville,
Ind,"; on Ztratlgrari3t. - 21,0 11 ttertit 6 tr
ing to the Bth Kentucky Cafalry had been ,
robbed of his watch. An altercation end
sued between the soldier and a-barkeeper
named John Davis, who knocked. tuttn
dowaswice, when the soldier drew a re
volver and shot him twice, through the
head and heart, killing him instantly. !
The editor of the Montreal Adverti,ser.
says that he had "seen a private,letter
from an influential and well knowa mein7
her df the House r-ot IComitions, .recoiled
by the North American ' in which-the
opinion is expressed that the Eriaperoti of
the French will recognize the -Southern
Confederacy -whether or not-Great.-Brit
ain and Russia join with them , irudolng,
, , ,
A detachment of Gen. Cluserers'ibrig
ade, 'which is stationed at Moorfield, Hare
mail on Dec. Ha t at Hardensville. It can
dy County, Virginia, captured a rebel
tained two or three hundred °letters and
Richmond papers-but two days old.
Col. Sagiuel Graham, Fifth New Yerk
Volunteer Artillery, is on trial by court
martial upon the charge of receiving one
thousand denim from a sutler for an ap
pointnient, the penalty for which,
_under
the new regulation made by the" last ses-.
sioD, is dismjgsal,:lrogL the service. The
testimony has all - been given, but' no fie,
vision-, rendered.:. ; The, fact of receiving
the money was !Proved, wttle defence is
that the Colonel used it in paying the ir.
penses of raising the regiment.
The rotten transport Niagara, of Banks
Expedition, is regarded .a genuine carios
ity in Peiladelphia. Visitors inspect her
in crowds and take away pieces of her rot
ten timbers as relics. The five companies
of the Fifteenth Massachusetts which 'T
„ re
on board of her, have been assigned g fir
ters on shore where they will a wait; he
arrival ,of another;:transport to convey
them to their destination. . L.
Every geographical -situart!.tnile of a !
rope is burdened irithanfavertsge of ver
$5O of public - debt, acoe r y, inhabitant
with an average of more than $B5. It
will notbe long before the people of his
country will be burdened in ; he same Way
at thegiresent ratecof expenditures.
A clergyman of the Methodist Ei co
pal Church writes Harris urg
to the Har
Union as follows: • "If the Lord requires
a man to be an Abolitionist before-a man
can be a minister, I am certainly Misin
formed. I cannot preach a sincere gruipel
and at the same . time ndvoeate'.,a false
philanthropy." ;t _ _l, . ,',,,, ~,:' 1 ,
:...,,,, f ;
We have elaborate accounts of 'the
Frederinksburs - fight' from: Richmond pa—
pers. , The 'itatismelitklit thif, - rebel` ass
are very blintLA , One, :writer foots tip .
1,769 ; but his.tekt - .Bnd : table do not a e
at all. ' Froth the "arrivale of t wound tat
Richmond, we think theintoss canno be
much less than 5,900: -, ' ' '
.. ,
DIED
t r
De_paTted this life,At her residence, East alL.'
nut Rills, Hapilton.county. Ohio, on the 18 in
stant, after vies birth to bieautiful twin oys,
fr.
DuRCAB 1Q EL COLVIN, wife of - William Col,
yin. •and daughter of theist& Archihald ',.ft i. of
Mifflin township .-, cotinty. , Mother - o f lab
children, She has Joined the cinninuirOfjhtt• Ale
beautiful ones who,prededed her hito - the: - •Spi rit
World, • - - • .-, t: -- 7_. - -: ", ,
"Q,lonelY watcher. by thedyinkhedithintik the 4
long hours,
Thin{ not, the Evening . Btat,rhieh set lo yo for
ili
' ever set, : ' '"' ,l ; . 14, ' ..I,L
An Evening Stns.:hi - on tißons ic g, waltinit. w trtil7 )
ing eye}, - ;"' • . - .% 4 . 1 WN.1 . 4.. V, '.. - .,....)1` 0./ b i l
Beyond the flood; she itcorderidd. jO/0 , 141 lan°
'_ never setting Morning Stiir:n i-3 .b.. 4-1,21 ,".Il'3
111111 FJI.EITRIKEY,- TOlLE,TullatTlei ! lea%
AU
Hair oiLs and - pomades.
Handkerchief ExtrAtai-
Toilet companion
,
Cologne water; doineslib nod ,imported
English and Freneh Hairbrush es. ,
Pearl powder. Liquid rouge. &of; -
Puff boxes, lat,estityles;
Shell and Buffalo dressingoombs,
Toilet waters, various I)Sii_hunes.
Middies and halertiitiniitiies, I • -
.;'.3•o2o'.oocrl4efßmlfihBBld an dFPWeter
el TO BOAL&B AL; 9: • -
.11131 r a root, and bar your friendi a pair attic(
Balmoral Boots or Gann which he is railing a
old micas.
burg.
-4EXERAILNIGEL•O EVIDENCE
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Anticipatectitaid into KentunkY,
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•
• INADOLTAF;TERtit, ,ARICI OF 'IRE POTO
iit',=•A flag of:truce crossed the Raps
hannoek this afternoon with communi;
.
cation:fom Gattered.Lee, the purport of
of:which hitsnot been made :public, bet
'probably•relaterto some refugees who are
anxious to come into our-lines, and other
unimportant .matters.
Richmond.papers -of:yesterday and to!
day haVe found:their way here. The En. 4
quirer says the losses in General A. P
Hill's division is two• hundred and eleven
'Oiled, one thousand four hundred and
ninety'-four wounded and four hundred and
seventenn missing. This division was
confronted by -Franklin's left, and consist
ed of six brigades, with artillery. More
than half the rebel loss occurred in 'this
'division. , •
kNo-shots have been exchanged with•the
enemy . for wend days.. The river pick
ets maintain friendly disposition towards
each other. •
• Wasntstevciat, Dee. 2,4.---Gen. Sigel was
cross examined to-day. This examina
tion had refeiance more particularly to
causes of prejadice which he might be
snpeosed to Piave against General McDow
-ell, in connection with the remark that
officer is said to have made to- one of his
(Sigel's) staff.
The witness' acknowledges this remark
to be his chief -reason of complaint, brit
there were - others ; it being a personil
-disprite;wbichle did not wish to mention.
One was, thehaving sent an aid to Gen.
~ M cDowell..dehiring him to march from
' Ghinesvilld to Manassas, to make a report
arid enquire of firing heard on
their left, the. officer was grossly insulted
by him, in. presence •of his, McDowell's
(staff ; bathe,' Sigel, did not so much re•
gard this as in affront to hitnself as to a
member of his staff. .
Gen. Sigel—next recounted, in order of
date, the movements wherein, he thought
Gen. McDowell had been tardy in cooper:
ating—for instance when Jackson was al•
lowed to overcome Shields and Fremont,
and to rejoin the main army of the rebels,
• contending against McClellan near Ricl.•
mond. He also accused McDowell of
leaving Ranks at the battle .of Cedar
Mountain with only 9,000 men to withstand:
alone 26;000- of _ the enemy, evens after
both McDoirell and Pope had been. ad •
vised a-their approach. The Court then
adjourned. . •
CINCINNATI, Dec. 24.—Advicea f*orn
Lexington report fear of a raid by Floyd
and Ramphry Marshall, who are in large
force from Western Virginia, and are rap
idly advanicng through Pound Gap. A
movement of our troops has taken place
from Richmond. Kentucky, that will re
lieve &step Kentucky of this new in
vasion.
STRICTLY PURE: ARTICLES
'!ILONcr Fri 0 es.
• . •
PUTTSBURSH OROS HOUSE,
toßtiriet 8z XcGARTI,'
CorPeK AFA-and Market streets.
fiTTSBUROIi.
nruxti, . Lea d , • Gran Tarts."
Mednes,' Pointe', Baking Soda,
Peritunery Dye Statile, Eng.ileustard,
Chemical% Spices, '
il3..PhysiAtus Presariptions aoottrately ram
pounded at r II hours.
Pure -Wines - a 9.1 Liquors. for medicinal use
only. .1 eine
ENTLEMEN'S EG ELDER SILEEDS.
TNDEUSIIIRT SI 1,14 D DRAWEES,,
FINE 'SHIRTS. TIES, SCARFS. OS.
• PENDERS.-' GLOVED, GAUNTLETS.
HOSE. - ESEBROIDERED SLIPPERS.
*e., OF THE REST ELM DS AND LOW
:EST PRICES.
MACRUDIE & GLYDE,
dec2o 78 Pdatket at., bet...4th and Diamond
BERLIN ZEPHYR
1.00 LBS. ZEPHYR WOOL,
Of ail the choice and favorite shades ivad mu
tires.
FOR FANCY KNITTING.
Dealers supplied in quantity at leas than pree
ent Eastern prices.
EATON. MACNIIbi & CO.,
No. 17 Fifth . b eset.
tETARLES L. CALDWELL,
r (fiuqrsessortoJae. Holmes & Co..
• JEt 't ) ACKEIL,
Delder,in,Bacofil..Sugar-exued Hams.
!aim„mar t aco.,
arner. Market en d,it streets; Pittsburgh.;Pa.
: mars , . AN D GENTLEMAN'S ToIL-
A.4.et.artiol s, a beantifisi assorlyient, very auk
ab' e for. Chrismas Pre en t 3. Also, a choice stook
01 Portebionnees, Purses. Reati rules ,Earkles,
Needle Books'oJet and Coral Breastpins. Neck
lams. Emaciate. do.. la., at
IdAORUM JIGLYDE, •
dea2o 78 Market at., between Ith 'Sr Diamond .
FOIL 130YS.
O .gr 0 Ilk I EKE NDACIIEWS -AND
itoyri,j?sajliat r y i r 6i °cfh=swell Wade Boots for
Presents
;
D. DprFIENBACINEM;
'N0.15 Fifth istreet
grisi.IFOIRSIAMINES-74 4111 IN *E.
IL/ ceipt ottindliaye for sale a lot of pure Cali
fornia lk inea.lilititihOr to any American and equal
to any European Nicer. 'I hey consist of Hoak,
Angela, Idneze.'ail and - Port, and' tho ' attention
ofinvalideis calied to then .
JOHN 1311ALEB,
dec2o.lmd ' Oar gone," I.iamond
ESIUSENCRONPENN STREET FOR
1.11, &Oaf— T A bage,three story brick dwelling
'house and lot ot ground•V) tePt front by 110 deep
tii-an's Bey: , The bohie iB in seed order and well
;arranged. With hill.4lfoptif lora, marldp.nuintles
v4inninViihoirr two r„proom on Third s; er; hall; three
Yobtubtdnd eidhieintoaffettienVgatroadmatet fix.
, ttliat bath rneini4atcti t Thiele tot pogsgasiou,
and . 1 1 5 3, NF4tI t tERT Mib, •
,t'sl:•,Matkenotreet
10 4 101 11 41 f, 4107, 1 rAILORS
_ N 041115 ER&1117.
VFE IffirE RECRIVED •A
vi instean.twellseleoted stisok
, j? utik L•ig, , 14 , 0 0 - JD FS,
, I y o radidok of
ventingoifte•
Ais94sEica
„.f GENT' - 11004)3,
-ist4lftotbieWptiteedffirwit,'PaPerVoikow,lffig*e.„
mideratlufgoluOlisrgbYkof,olooit gurideb.„
` ice a/ 0 °TAP P , )n39:134
.170;ie aCtek NVntlNCificKEßltpd I Ila
9m l vr- .•
C. .
,„. .1
lac et
pliquEssii*.4l. .
. Elm. ormarr.
RePairing4Paela bl -
F ° *_ 11:111B ,AgcoNO*ICA.I.
.E 4I I.& 4 M 4 BALi
• - nod, by,all.-Ifetti-grez4;anik kwall,
faithoodelritAeli ,ita4e
wido,weqdpolkutitOfwe 'ovprices
:far • • :"
'llecd& fic 9432dirketstreet.
•
• • MS' -000
os.i,
MACRI/M & GT,YDE,
78 Market street, bet. 4th 'mond
Kim..-, 1 ff ..:-
Ca IST .-.• .i: 134 C ;O'.'OO.I3NER PENN
7 j r s g e a a . lii tiz attti .: , ` l .orw a 2 8 M;
DAY. at Iffirclo... .. 4nt. 2 • oirkby the '
ilpllecti os wilfttakinAlfor the poor.
~,t;'- .3 -** ''„zt;el: OH.
nINHVOPAWI •OM.
i iVi' 440 , 111 ANNY
A Hall will find a side . 1
TII ICEir--ttFIC CH,
r 1.141
•
setnnt for Christmasmarninrostil o'clocir: Do
not forget the glace, No. 25 Wylie street,i - diefe
41,:mertChryiTtjttia Moils all who come.
' ieO 2 silh 0 - 2,1 THOMAS FAG AN.
i ato
// •.'
Fifth - Street Fittiharth,,Ta.
*9ILINDE O W-13t7.:1540:
s 'A• -va ;1: :=• "if 41 L Lit if.
InrorporatedbrLegWittilfe C74luler
di*ar th)LLEGFIC in thi
•" , •
,• ..g-laitdit't(iitAtisto3 13 , ,"!k
_
P R . A , Cl42gAtgEitt 6.- - ;11 , 11NT
OVER SL £HOUSAND STUDENTS
Have beed;editeafal
Aiceof t4e.clbtaili of . 14:1 3 tIsine.sa:F4aoaticsAtro r
:DUFF'l3,piatOg(ol:, 1.11; . .
'ert:tint'le Ilobk.Ke,4lll — "li• •
Oarded four'Sil37e'r Medals • antfibereidaAi
of ate ,higtkOat: "M•Yeantlyp.,434koritlialli n tbi
countri. , .4180 `R. '1
--- - .
, 14,1*Iimboat2 lion,WilLeißpling;
"iiceiti.A . 64irgiSll46' , i9k;' , iiiifileeospats.”
Also , DUFFS nowigateld 0
It i iiiiolidi' - iiiiiiik-liVe*liiii. l9
41 1#1,1 14 1 :fler the forms of .the Perannylyglai.,l .
,'''
, Also, DUFF'S new systemi'or, ~,, , :'-i ,`;:,
Private. Bank Booksii4elitim: •
The only one in.tise-iifilibitii'lliallOvggyistii '
of a'clionrita are ell , taughtturderttbe dixibr4dpe. '
v 'Lion of the rinthorolnd; dt, la; Belieired.,thts4 .
gree of perfection never attained elsewherreil.::
_ _ ---
L, FIRS
BO rit_EnarMS,
for best.nainers 'arid. Ornamental -Penmanship
. --
aWarded ott3present Penman try the
1 nited.Stitte`a4airlat ...... -11360.
Penn'a State Fair at_Wsoming • 1860.
Western Penn'a Fair at Pittsburgh., ........ —lB6O,
and the Ohio State Fait at ClettlandC...---1 88 2,
all of which are exhibited at our office.
Dutra New Engraved School Cow
Books,
Fine Cap pegeirmach, .doirn-tite
cheapest Copy: Bosh in =tut •
.1111011131CM4. and Oristunenkd Peunia!:,
ship;„ •:? -
with new plates and reales hyVyi ii,Dllll,
lostratinsaill the elements ef the Penmen's A,
the most complete relf-Lastfua d
tor hrionn. Ete
gandy bound: Crest" quarto: Prices.' post Pad
Harper's Enlarged .Editlein• of brigs
BookaLeeping, ; ; • ;
priee sl,ao, sold by BooksidierSgenendiy.l
For full :particulars. send for ' , our sletsatAusr
Circular pp. CS, and ;samples, otour.renuunt's.
Busiuess.ankUrnsunental Writing' tuturodmr2Sp.
to
p, DUFF at SON 4
. ..rStran gets will please iinuire out aepntati 4n
•of our .eitss businees. Mem: miters Are:cart
know,q, ;
tHRISTMAI 4.;NEW.7IE.Ant!
P RE SENT
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBIIMIS
Fuaest and btst .169 D tment in-the City. !
Chldren's
o GA Dr*
Books of all kind' for liOli4dlT:glalA,
DIARIES 1:011:1803;"'
One T illoatand &pierce:lt kinds . of, otottrap 3 a
Bioturea fcr Alkums;of Gerie4le. "trples
of Fine Pictures, Stitt aari
tear' coot each. $1
JOHN . 117. t
Book. btationery •
opppaite
THE MOST ELEGANT
PATENT LENTEIIER AND.
..
iim)itsi:':00:00:
''POR CHll**§;-.!.::
CONCERT HALL' SHOE STOR I E,
62"Fiftiti Stkeetyi
Also Missmat4 arfin'a _of, the tuyne autterb
manufactgre. ctrsken e .4 l3 A -,su kr
thing or.the 1 4ad.evg sem AM!,I
62 FlFTH,fill'ittlElV
W A]iTED
A STEAM-.ENGIItEI;
from 12 to 16.11cirile Power. Apia' , 44- ilia aloe
?baling prk &e: • • vdeo423:lidk*
SII . NDRYSONSIONNENTS.
PO Wale's prime 11r apples,
• .100:163 primeientbere;
1000 the packed butter;
.2 bble roll . do
4000 lb's 'ltt-Itithea3l Pour;
87 bbleviude'oil:
200 bushels mite.
50.bueltele onions.
600 mop ,
• 56.bblugreen appler
Just reeetred'an !A nal° 14" ' • •
• • JAbs,4. Firrzßitl
Corner Market andolifkkeiti'l
_ . .
A G N G 'IL 0 FREFICH.' FEEDIG; •ifilier!'
TLES. . `, • "
Ankle French Feeilingißottles. c`.. - • i •
Anglo French Feeding,Bottlel.,., • ' '
Angloirrikiol'Feedibi - Bottieti,
Lam thisdtip hvremint-nf -112 , detest:of !Ursa
se perior Feeding Bottles, better thanianyierbsole
toy ate sainey lege now *Ate. Those
'nsfor them wi caftan& enkinindd3o "kook be
fore ntirebisbit• Ift,Aottiriana
h.
.U 7 ..101416ErnaregilMaki 40, f 1
SOSEP.E('N',
corner Market stieer`Wie
~t-,"-NirtnilMarkeitistreetrtid-theind.)
` - i r iffittfilliketi4lloo4o . 7 . .':''' e 4-;' ' ' I :7i
, !,:*'.'"l7
IA Lii A B: LE 111111STAIE
I will expose to
,l''l *
!blio Bale I ' l 1 ...2
Vi... 4 :. 4:
Tuesday; i Jiipmaiy !AM. i isa,
Aviip,crot.tiefir. , d -
On the *mime:fail tlaatvaltialdiart r uttile of
ground, foliate in the Third Worit, r.-0 af tte.
hait il hOitiide4 tifattektibkd is fell 'if ".;' f ...t
•. B - hitt; vittlid histerfitorteitfebeirsralle r ':
and Liberty street: thence 'acne labalasSl3
•R t agnirilly Si ff;‘43 t t e. 4iphtictaVio 1 sof
arty, now or latCo opt detreioA.. , th
same QS fleet; 'OW `- motes' fee "
- wideitiumei along said ails lathat he t
to ritaa alleyythatale4qns
~ .0 ft.
1 inch to the amste,.proteW o j
• arket- tlien*firtz.the's Oat •' •of
? l ilt*
la
7properiis belonainCtO J. s I th. 4
wszejs 0#: , theniMblAulta t f t gf Ail
chi t
tion• — propert*erfeet ARO Vti l e y ;
thence by the same 79 feet ft""fnhhits' °or
ter of Cherry allekaiti - slbertr, etc A 'on Which
ikfreCPlitYP 4E l . ) fitieF:#Wißril-tik!wwnsi tat
Kinston loot and go.ntinentat ;Hotels . , •
Shianroiert7-, is immediiiely adjment: to ,s ;
(treat !astern aiid - W extern - 'Railroad
Depet,lLMiff iffordS a rare ehanseite -BitriWt4ill!q
by:canitah'sts. - 7f . : , ' ""iiii . l .
Terul . at §aitc i_. JOviv, .3V-ILIDu ,
_._ 'isktioee gorge f ulienti.
J.: . 11' DAV iSifteboneer: 2 0 .
.: . 5 : , -tila :
, • deolt3;atawbi.. -_,.;,,:"..) !,,,i 3: , ... , ..y i -
V EFITL,
01.11 t,
:ON
OF71$21182: 0LAL8,1132117/Idisargi
~f e s. A aates.,l iraa ‘3.4 d'git ,
J. WRAVNEt. Ighpaarstary and Tremont.
m719-tf
at lowptioar
°Loy - guff); lifoßoev,til ,
. TAMPICQ:F.sL. r,
in the ei'y le it
raMI
1100 --- k -:-
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NO. 118 TrOi9l)
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ktOifillifo44 ; q , ' 3l.tr4 tip 134.1
44eii;frirra4of
.03 t;rut
prim •;;;•`4
If zflist• • t
C:f6ml3e - tftio,,, ,
We have
•
A TIWENI-L AND ; : OT • ..1,, •
uitabie - for afire . • ""
'•it•lijeortly DreieetirsirialrithresehAookesilit
•-• I've •
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d x „ rrh _oon ure ,
ve k ‘ da u sr vnv4
tenclaneile-vetr
11:10..2
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.& 1 7 3 401bribbdeompany are hereby noticed ,
elkeraourmiterinsoarithe Ada, Z
sayft.wilkbernstkoy4WAlll - Zjtkl
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RIISSIIN." RBI illi*-
:PUBLIC ..i
iiiik liiivkiiiiiiiiktic ii
liefriCfibei.4llll7gratifiifilliVidluicj 1
V
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Aikattliiifiaiiiitii:iii 111.41.- - oiiiiT , ": 4 - :
vide J. wi***l4e, timi t dkcA!..-juirel7 -
ekato.4:
inlictirn as the penal duejoikutp,itcl eeP
04_4400111-1 3 1 1 ktyPAUF Orbairenetrua 1 4 6 t
-- - '''"`" * l'ill" . Alikv_nv eta sod
ti
,thousandisulikithetlOSlSlthivivotaii,the t i ll
~ _ . , .
...
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ID the batlielleg of cur sidokted e,untry. ; w e
he, ifkiraind he responpthi ues A (~ elisionafter
enjoying ant profiting pr. ppm for stark s nal . =
biontelf-nehindo , 'llagymion tor Iwo Year. int pgrr,
eistentiyilanted insult and-threateniag tat eve
rything: anier.eam.-- ' , l
ith ',
W , rellPnet tfthie hantei A' UV
~ th e De l: iv
will understand ibis to be i. 1 ' ..,.. .'•-- -..-, .2-., I ..::
i i
by which Jo obtith formitiottfor the berm& of
his businesuk whiolLitetrienlyeonsiderswolti be
ohesplubstught at:that:brie& ive.-leare,theLy sit.:
"n
tion of ilonestrto be biked et brthistßblici _ '...'..
Nowan cone uslcn wissubmat a areSsottnern i ns
used by ' this an i --his ivilifleatione-linignmth i !
abuse and infamonso,iverrlwaithitinng for •
,ohjoetofi riving us biourthel eityi Age not; thoi*
isl ,
the most oonolusive-eyideneee of hie- °swill .
nem,tcrutitnit tiseaslynrmeetitices, - 41think
wi Patine `wittrine that - that Art 'Those hp'
would improve their sight call at
isl US. At I 4.1' 0> 0 ..;
Prsetiestil Optician,
."
Mauldin Ora 31 : - ._swdai:tißebble Boodle' . <
dee24 Post, Building No. 88/ifth Btre ' •
- ' - 'itENEIttiIirTORIDIPAE"
, READQUAMIXIS,PITTSBIIRGII.2.II4I
- ."' - '''''' peetitkber 113th, 1167- 1
CALIIIP_HOWE WILL BE DISCONTI
ned as a rendezvous for dratted meet
rtitialeaerilrhelaarbricr thit,ttrtriitelttalfpo c
tasitiraaitttubdstinmetzPiadmihat
;becalm= xep t ost, in iikabctilalntneitcrouPitt ;
thmtrova.t.flairdirithie tit:m:l ;thil•l :.?....,.;•,q
The 154 h ßegiment "of rennsylveriiarifi '1
haying Areent deter' rtsted4forrivrevottEr e t
ComPemciffieptt Ban ii maned to
meat,'''l_ ;ferther:orderet wilt hire
accautriqihtivilir.uAllothicrourtninics i
illOhnft% kfterbeVitifitititialtarilledV t
sent to the general readesvone
..atlcaro '
irearHarriliburte.Terarffeal tii a - 7.lvr,t:lllA
iidnawireivalistibtslo3"meb w ,
ill h3.4itn P 7 it
otherovar non-amedribih*M offirettare . i
each Niettathnientio`. they corariaridattf el&" w
Cartinr. and:friths:own afrecuarratext , :derer 41
the treirestarfrehargeewillletpreferreidtimid el
on, with a view to the tr!..st- lbw officered& 1
court martial. . .. a -, r . .= 3 1-31 3:%; - 3v3;r4c.fr-
.3,9115 term of st.rviots of drefted-anettoorelll all
ota.tha..date.ofthetie separtter forrinly..an r
m o rtw t o poil.• , r 4 kepliz.a.-.1
..11t BIRO! ".'-' OVIrl ' vs!:
rienhbrily, ,
n apip ; , Flo _et . ...
4
a• 11 -lo i n , m . 4,11 'time lb: '
3 41 Find , tb Ilb? a .. , rt
m*rtal,4lt4outr tet od for which they era
•drif . tedArtfitpttre _ _ their arrest 91
kg* . frhOill'a •,. . %.,*.,,, • ti;'
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% 4angbitatikilbili 40 1 1ridirth - ' ' . •
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AINTED--Bwrovielit t ip!
800 AtaMtiett=69:
li-I cee lienCleftareg mt tor so
; 1 12:1**, dtiea g i a ii rerag i ffstven.
decal „
CILIFORIOA WINE D+ - '
. These -Ala 'liii, iii•akiiliiiiriiik 4 1: • ao
s4owlediont by all wbo bays lipid tbant - lo bilanz -
Pried. to all other, Wolin' - OrdomootW:ilhe at
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No St. aim
10thbuttnpotor
Anti= 'Wu a•••
. -
impertio oltizoniof
vs
loot two &daisies
and WarS. to meet -
.lottor, in the City of
_ . Aldo Convention.
Lig a --:N N
i n ATO " garliti •
fa tti al i 3n . t to ja 4lnftizt Rill •
BY, yaw of ee q
Jfilirgii Di. ILICHDS'. - EeOrtitify.
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